.app

Runable turns conventions into code and TypeScript declarations in .app/. The runable prepare command creates this directory; the development server then keeps it up to date.

Depending on the features used, it may contain:

.app/
├── components.d.ts
├── globals.d.ts
├── layouts.d.ts
├── modules-options.d.ts
├── plugins.d.ts
├── router.d.ts
├── runtime.d.ts
└── tsconfig.app.json

These files tell TypeScript and your editor which components, functions, routes, layouts, and injections are available without manual imports.

Prepare types

pnpm app:prepare

Run this command after installing the project and in CI before type checking when .app/ does not exist yet. See runable prepare for the command itself.

The internal #build alias points to this directory. It lets the runtime and extensions reference generated files without depending on the configured output name.